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Marina FAQ's
What is Loggerhead Club & Marina™?
Loggerhead Club & Marina™ is a collection of marinas owned and operated by Seven Kings Holdings, a leader in marina management, located throughout the East coast of Florida. Loggerhead Club & Marina™ currently includes nine (9) facilities from north to south: Vero Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Riviera Beach, Lantana, South Lantana, Hollywood, Aventura, North Miami Beach and Miami. Loggerhead Club & Marina™ offers wet and dry slips, depending on the location, and provides unsurpassed service and amenities. All Loggerhead Club & Marina™ facilities are open to the public and offer transient, monthly, seasonal or annual slip rentals.
What are the benefits of joining from Loggerhead Club & Marina™?
Loggerhead Club & Marina™ is open to the public and we consider our tenants “Members.” Each property offers comparable benefits including concierge level service, on-site amenities such as captain’s lounges with complimentary gourmet coffee, newspapers and boating publications, clean upscale restrooms, reciprocal use of other Loggerhead Club & Marina™ facilities, virtual offices with fax, copy and internet access.
Each property has unique benefits such as wet slips, dry slips, annual leases, seasonal leases, weekly or daily transients opportunities. Laundry facilities, on-site repairs and maintenance, haul-out, fuel such as hi-octane gasoline or marine grade diesel, on-site restaurants, pools, gymnasium, spa, cable, phone and/or other amenities are again unique to each Loggerhead Club & Marina™.
Membership in Loggerhead Club & Marina™ offers traditional marina access with modern amenities, social interaction such as rendezvous and picnics, and singular ownership providing continuity and consistency.
What is the relationship between Loggerhead Club & Marina™ and Loggerhead Marinelife Center?
Loggerhead Club & Marina™ is committed to marine conservation. Therefore, Loggerhead Club & Marina™ agreed to make a near seven figure contribution to the Loggerhead Marinelife Center for the construction of a new 13,000 square foot campus in Juno Beach, Florida. The Loggerhead Marinelife Center is a marine hospital and rehabilitation center whose mission is to assist injured sea life, especially endangered sea turtles, and educate the public about conservation of our treasured waterways.
We encourage our Members to visit and support the Loggerhead Marinelife Center. We will be adding a kiosk to each marina to provide helpful tips on the water. Membership information for the Loggerhead Marinelife Center will also be available. Check the “Our Cause” button here on the website for more information as well as a link to the Loggerhead Marinelife Center.
Is Loggerhead Club & Marina™ a “Clean Marina”?
Vero Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Riviera Beach, South Lantana, Hollywood and Aventura are designated “Clean Marinas.” The other marina’s are in various states of approval for their respective designations as Clean Marinas.
Do you have Wet Slips?
Yes, we have 126 slips accommodating boats up to 75’ in length.
What is the depth of the marina or approach to the marina at low tide?
Currently, the channel depth is 6 ft. at high water with a 6 inch tide.
Do you have Dry Storage?
We do not have Dry Storage at Loggerhead Club & Marina™ - Vero Beach. However, we have several Dry Storage marinas in the Loggerhead Club & Marina family including Palm Beach Gardens, Riviera Beach, Lantana and Miami.
Do you rent boats?
We do not rent boats at our marina. If you are interested in a charter boat, we can assist you with arrangements and charters may come into our marina to pick up clients. We can also assist you in local rental boat companies.
How do I get to Loggerhead Club & Marina™ - Vero Beach?
You can access Loggerhead Club & Marina™ - Vero Beach by land from I-95 by exiting at SR 60 East and proceeding east on SR 60 until in intersects with Indian River Blvd. (IR Blvd.). Turn left on IR Blvd. and proceed about 3 miles to the main entrance to Grand Harbor Estates. Enter Grand Harbor at main gate and ask for directions to marina. For added convenience, call the marina at 772-770-4470 and ask for gate clearance to be called in.
You can access Loggerhead Club & Marina™ - Vero Beach by water via the Indian River Lagoon just south of channel marker 122. Our sign is at the beginning of our entrance channel. The coordinates are LAT: 27? 41.575N, LON: 80? 23.748W - NOAA Chart 11472.
What are the hours for Loggerhead Club & Marina™ - Vero Beach?
We are open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm seven days a week. All Loggerhead Club & Marina™ locations are closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years Day.
What do we do if there is an emergency after hours?
The marina office phones are forwarded nightly to an answering service. The service will contact the Harbor Master or other Loggerhead Club & Marina™ official in the event of an emergency. If the incident involves an injury or the law is being broken, please dial 911. In addition to the above, you may call Grand Harbor Security at 772/ 567-3614. A call to the marina office is also appreciated (772-770-4470).
What is the closest airport?
The closest airports for commercial air transport are: West Palm Beach International, about 70 miles south on I-95, Orlando International, about 80 miles north in Orlando, and Melbourne Airport (Delta) about 40 miles north on US1. Vero Beach Airport is for smaller planes only.
Do you allow live-aboards?
Loggerhead Club & Marina™ - Vero Beach does not allow live-aboards. We are located within Vero Beach’s largest upscale residential neighborhood Grand Harbor. Single family homes and condominiums are available for sale or lease. Please check with our Harbor Master for more information.
Do you offer new or used boat sales?
We do not offer new or used boat sales at Loggerhead Club & Marina™ - Vero Beach. Please feel free, however, to contact our Harbor Master for assistance regarding sales, boat rentals, charters or other leasing opportunities.
Do you sell gas or diesel?
Loggerhead Club & Marina™ - Vero Beach sells only ValvTect marine specific gasoline and diesel, offered exclusively at all Loggerhead Club & Marina™ locations. In fact, we offer our Members a discount on fuel. Contact the Harbor Master for more information.
Do you sell bait?
We do not sell live or frozen bait on site. We would be happy to provide directions to the nearest bait & tackle store and secure transportation for you if necessary. Our ship store does carry boating essentials including soda, beer, ice and soft goods such as hats, t-shirts, sweatshirts and jackets.
Are there any good fishing locations near you?
An abundance of shallow water opportunities such as nearby flats, the intracoastal, bridges offer snapper, sea trout, sheepshead and redfish. Deep water action is excellent with Dolphin, Sailfish, Grouper, Snapper, Kingfish, Cobia, Wahoo and Bluefish available during different parts of the year. Check with your Harbor Master or local guides for specifics.
Do you have on-site pump-out service and how do I arrange for pump-out service?
On-site pump-out is available free to all Members and to any non-members for a minimal $5 charge. Contact the Marina Office or Harbor Master to arrange.
How far away is the beach?
The beach is approximately 4 miles away. Exit Grand Harbor, turn left onto Indian River Blvd. proceed south until you come to the SR 60 bridge. Turn left and cross the bridge. Proceed to the end of the road and enter the parking lot. The beach is directly east of you.
Are there any beaches or islands nearby that we can drop anchor and swim?
Some areas prohibit swimming and anchoring due to marine conservation laws. You may want to review local charts or check with the Harbor Master or local marine patrol officials.
Are there any areas close by to go water skiing?
The intracoastal has designated “NO WAKE” zones that prohibit skiing. However, areas that allow cruising speeds may be options. Check local charts for locations or contact the Harbor Master.
Are there any restaurants on the water that we can get to?
Several area restaurants are accessible by boat including: Riverside Café (772/ 234-5550) Directions: Head south on the ICW, immediately after the SR 60 bridge turn left (east) and follow close to the bridge. Mr. Manatee’s Grille (772/ 569-9151) and Jack Backer’s Lobster Shanty (772/ 562-1941). Directions: Head south on the ICW and turn right (west) after the SR 60 bridge and follow the canal.
Are there any fixed bridges in the area and if so, what is the height limit?
One fixed bridge to the north about 5 miles (65ft.). Two fixed bridges and one draw bridge to the south. The two fixed bridges are SR 60, about 2miles south, and the 17th Street Bridge, about 3 miles south. Both are 65 ft. The draw bridge is the North Fort Pierce bridge about 13 miles south and is on demand.
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